County_Map_DHR_locations_Site_Visit_Order_by_day.pdf

This image is a county map of Alabama depicting all 67 counties, with each county labeled and annotated with blue numbers ranging from 2 to 12. The map appears to be related to a site visit or location mapping project, likely for the Department of Human Resources (DHR), as indicated by the filename. The numbers on the counties seem to represent a sequential order or grouping for site visits or administrative purposes. The map includes county boundary lines, county names, and is formatted in a clear, black and white style with blue numerical annotations. The map covers the entire state of Alabama, showing the geographic layout and divisions of counties from north to south and east to west.

The numerical annotations suggest a systematic approach to visiting or organizing counties, potentially for a state-wide project or service deployment. Counties are grouped with different numbers (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12), which could indicate a phased approach, geographic clustering, or a specific scheduling sequence for site visits or service implementation. The diversity of numbering across different regions implies a structured methodology for addressing or engaging with these counties, which might be related to a state and local contract opportunity involving service delivery, assessment, or administrative coordination.